Scoped Storage in Android in a Nutshell

Scoped Storage is mandatory for Android R. This video tells you what it is and how you can make use of it.

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[Indently]

wuow, very excited to see the special effects and animations you will be using in a year from now. It's looking super professional!

[codinginflow]

Sounds like a reasonable step to me.
Also, great video 😍

[yunusemrearslan]

Dude, I just wanna tell you are improving yourself more and more just keep going!

[gubatron]

excellent video. Google just keeps making access to the file system harder and more confusing than it needs to be.

I miss Android 5 and under. Native and File access through simple paths

[ZaidAli-whiu]

Totally stupid step taken by Google, they are making android more like ios day by day

[re_allyedge]

Im not even gonna say good or bad. We all know that there is no bad videos in Philipps channel 😎

[eyeofthepyramid]

The worst update ever throughout my life I have been using file system that was easy to access.

[livlop]

❤ beautiful explanation, music and animation... great content in a short time. Thanks Sir . ☕

[hi_its_jerry]

i hadn't used Android in 3-4 years, and when i got back into it, i was very eager to see what was new and the amount of control i'd be able to have compared to iOS, but boy was i wrong!
i'm currently trying to set up a convenient sync system between my phone and my computer and so far it's been all but convenient thanks to Google!

[AnthonyDunk]

Nice video. Unfortunately, all 10 of my apps on Google Play will need to be changed when scoped storage becomes mandatory later this year, so I'm dreading the changes I'll need to make. Currently I'm using the requestLegacyExternalStorage flag in my manifest files to keep them working. I'm worried about how this change will affect my existing users since their files will now presumably need to be stored in different locations to where they have been previously. I guess I will have to try and allow them to still read files from the old location (Internal storage/<app name>), but only allow writing to the new scoped storage folder... Although I can see why they're doing it, I think it would have been better if Google only required scope storage for new apps, not existing ones.

[shubhamshinde-lthr]

Thank you for explaining, before this video I have gone through many things but I was always confused.
This video cleared many things about scoped storage. 👍🙏

[RogueWheels]

bro nowadays android is becoming more and more shittier with every new version

[mehulbisht]

also, please tell the background music name it was very pleasing with the awesome animations you put in, greetings from India.

[AntHertz-xjwx]

I still don't understand how to access the external storage. Where do I write this command: manage_external_storage??? Can someone help me?

[DivyangM]

It's literally free education, Always a good video.

[hdkloh]

Nice explanation... Google should really think to make this type of Explanation in its documentation...

[jorge]

The general idea is good, however in the end is Google who decides the file manage access which is terrible

[ahmetbiyik]

backround music is amazing :)
can you also make a video on this topic with coding

[mikemikee]

Let's tackle filesystem on android in detail

[armandoavila]

Nice, didn't know about that, thank you!